Teacher quits Delaware Valley HS after denied leave
James Gallagher, mathematics teacher at Delaware Valley High School, resigned after being denied two days of paid personal leave to attend a West Virginia University summer course. The school board upheld administrators' decision that three post graduation days are critical for student counseling, and Gallagher withdrew his resignation.
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Delaware Valley HS
Milford
Delaware Valley
James Gallagher
Delaware Valley Joint School Board
Delaware
Valley
West Virginia University
Gallagher
Karl Schneck
Monticello Debates Junk Yard Law and Village Upgrades
Monticello conducts a public hearing to consider an amendment to ban junk yards within the village limits replacing the prior rule that allowed yards existing before 1958. The meeting also covers annexation talks with Thompson Town Board, new fowl and excavation ordinances, police vehicle lease, HUD program filing, advisory appointments, and a new village assessor hired from Richard S. Co. with a $2400 annual salary.
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Monticello
Thompson Town Board
Varnell and
Dunbar Road
West Broadway
Ida Mae Mitchell
Leo Shulman
Alexander Cohen
Glick Auto Rentals
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Herbert Branch
Richard S. Company
Israelis Seize Sharm El Sheikh and Push Toward Jordan
Israeli forces captured Sharm el Sheikh and reported Jordan west of the Jordan River fallen, as President Johnson formed a peace task force and international powers urged a cease fire. Egypt vowed to continue fighting while Saudi Arabia rejected the UN plan and the Soviet Union warned of severed ties with Israel. Dayan entered Jerusalem and prayed at the Wailing Wall after the rapid advance of 150 miles in three days.
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Israel
Aqaba
Sharm el Sheikh
Lebanon
United States
Britain
Mideast
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Jordan River
Jericho
Washington
Johnson
Egypte
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Soviet Union
UN Security Council
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Moshe Dayan
Jordanian Jerusalem
Dayan
Sinai Peninsula
Strait of Tiran
Livingston Manor Chamber Launches Beautification Drive
The Livingston Manor Chamber of Commerce starts a community beautification program with tubs of flowers along Main Street. James Pritt Garden Center will prepare more tubs while the Rotary Club plants a garden near the post office. Plans include installing flower boxes on the bridge over the Little Beaver Kill.
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Livingston Manor
James Pritt Garden Center
Rotary Club
Little Beaverkill
State budget probe voted by taxpayers in Liberty
Liberty Taxpayers Association adopted a resolution urging the state Audit and Control Dept to probe the 1967 68 Liberty Central School budget amid claims of hidden items. Officers cited Vertex Construction Corp payment as a possible budget factor and warned of tax increases, with transportation funding controversies and a predicted tax rate exceeding 62 dollars per thousand.
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Liberty the Liberty Taxpayers Association
State Dept. of Audit and Control
Liberty Central
Vertex Construction Corp
Association
Calvert G. Crary
Edward Brinn
Vertex
Crary
John Huggler
Jerry Pospisil
Road repairs pledged on Stony Kill Road Accord NY
Rochester's town highway superintendent pledged to fix poor conditions on Stony Kill Road after Tracy Slater presented a petition at the last town board meeting. Supt. Richard Gray said the road would be repaired in a few weeks.
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Rochester
Stony Kill Road
Tracy Slater
Richard Gray
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Middletown
Roblee
Welt
Grand View
Hamlet of
Accord
Sol Altholtz
Morris Sims
Frank Kelder
Kelder
Gray
Highway School
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